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B9
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 www.guardian.co.tt Guardian
Movie star and director Angeli-
na Jolie urged a Japanese audience
Monday to join her fight to stop
sexual violence in war zones.
Jolie said she hoped In the Land
of Blood and Honey, her first film
as writer and director, would
inspire viewers to think about rape
in war.
In April, the Group of Eight
leaders agreed to work to end rape
and sexual violence in conflict and
the United Nations Security Coun-
cil adopted text urging sanctions
against perpetrators of sexual vio-
lence during armed conflict.
This is just a beginning," she
said. "Our aim must be to shatter
impunity, so that rape can no
longer be used as a weapon of war
anywhere in the world as it was
in Bosnia, and as it is today from
Congo to Syria."
Jolie, who serves as special envoy
for the UN High Commissioner
for Refugees, was speaking at a
special screening event Monday
at the UN University in Tokyo, as
part of her campaign launched
with British Foreign Secretary
William Hague.
Jolie said she hoped her film
would inspire the Japanese viewers
to think further about the problem
and take action, just as the cam-
paign had taken her across the
globe.
"When I started down the road,
making this film, I thought only
of telling a story and doing my
best to try to give a voice to sur-
vivors," she said. "But today I am
here not only as a director, but as
a campaigner, and a part of a global
effort that is growing every day."
Japan is no stranger to sexual
violence at war. The country still
has problems fully coming to terms
with what its militarist government
did to hundreds of thousands of
Asian women before and during
World War II---by forcing many of
them to become "comfort women"
and provide sex to Japanese sol-
diers. The issue remains a major
diplomatic problem between Japan
and South Korea.
Jolie did not comment on the
"comfort women" issue.
Jolie s award-winning 2011 film
about the war in Bosnia hits Japan-
ese theatres on August 10. The
fictional tale of a romance between
a Bosnian Serb man and a Bosnian
Muslim woman, set during the
Balkan war in the 1990s, won the
Producer s Guild of America s
Stanley Kramer Award. (AP)
Jolie speaks out
against rape in war
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie pose for photographers on Monday. Jolie is
in Japan to promote her first film as writer and director, In the Land of
Blood and Honey, while Pitt's latest film World War Z premiered in
Tokyo.
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, centre, performs during an event to promote his upcoming movie
Chennai Express in Mumbai, India, on Monday. Directed by Rohit Shetty, the film scheduled for release
on August 8 features Khan and Deepika Padukone in lead roles. AP PHOTO
SHAH RUKH STARS